Civil War Round Table of New York

Where We Meet!

The Coffee House Club
20 West 44th Street
6th Floor
New York City, NY

Please call to reserve your place at least
7 days before each meeting:
Telephone number: 718-341-9811

Come Enjoy!

"Dinner and a Speaker"
5:30pm to 7:00pm Cash Bar
6:00pm Dinner
7:00pm Speaker

$60.00 members
$75.00 guests

WELCOME
Thank you for coming to our website! This year The Civil War Round Table of New York is celebrating its 69th Season. It has become apparent that the study of American history has never been more important than it is today. The causes and the results of our Civil War need to be explored and examined especially in our current political atmosphere. We believe the Round Table provides an excellent platform to accomplish this. So...here are our suggestions. One, come to our meetings. You will meet and learn from some of the foremost historians, authors and legends of today. Two, enjoy dinner and our speakers in a lively, educational, fun setting. And three, we are a membership organization whose mission is the study of our history. If you love history, here's is "the" place to stimulate your Civil War imagination. Please join us when you can!

JOIN US AT OUR NEXT MEETING

Tuesday, Jan 14, 2020

Speaker: Civil War Author Jay Jorgensen

Topic: "Lee/Jackson Night"

Reserve Your Seat Today: Call 718-341-9811 Now!

CWRTNY 62^nd ANNUAL BATTLEFIELD TOUR

Join Us For A Provocative Trip To...

"ANTIETAM"

October 25 - 27, 2019

With Tour Guide
DENNIS FRYE

CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION

The FLETCHER PRATT AWARD is presented to the author or editor of the best non-fiction book on the Civil War published during the course of the calendar year.

The BARONDESS/LINCOLN AWARD is presented to any person or institution and for any contribution to the greater appreciation of the life and works of Abraham Lincoln as decided upon by the award committee."

The BELL I. WILEY AWARD is presented to honor those whose outstanding non-literary artistic talents have contributed to a greater understanding and preservation of that which pertains to the Civil War.